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. . . Evidently the Cookes know something we don’t. At last report, Salem was the capital of Oregon, not Portland.
Also, my husband and I flew to Seattle in May and at that time Jefferson Peak was to the left of Warm Springs Indian Reservation, not in it. We had a friendly pilot and he did not circle Crater Lake.
I suggest you check your facts in all articles as many take such items as truth.
BETTY YUSI
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